Ben Gagnon is a journalist based in Dryden, Michigan. He writes for Township Times, covering local news and events in the area. Ben's articles focus on community issues, infrastructure projects, education, and human interest stories. Additionally, his work has been featured in Maxbit - Crypto News and Tri-County Times.
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Ben Gagnon's reporting focuses on local news, community events, school news, public safety, and infrastructure projects in the United States with a specific focus on Michigan and Dryden. His coverage attributes indicate that he frequently covers government announcements, events, press releases, and general announcements.
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LCS bond work nears completion BY BEN GAGNON [email protected]
LAPEER COUNTY — Lapeer and Almont community schools both featured contested races in the Nov. 5 General Election. In Lapeer, current Lapeer School Board president Summer Putnam, Casey Carpenter and John VanWagoner contended for one of two available six-year terms. Chris Herr, a fourth candidate, dropped out of the race but his name was still on the ballot.
ALMONT — Longtime Almont Village Council president Steve Schneider received a proper sendoff from the community prior to his final council meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
BY BEN GAGNON 810-452-2661 [email protected] IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City Fire Dept. is hoping to get its 25-year-old ladder truck back in operation soon following repairs.
COLUMBIAVILLE — Local military veterans received an outpouring of honor, love and support when they met with classes at Columbiaville Elementary School ahead of Veterans Day.
NORTH BRANCH — Elayna Reed, a sixth-grade student at Ruth Fox Middle School in North Branch, expressed her passion for nature by entering a poster contest facilitated by the Lapeer Conservation District. Little did Reed know that she would capture first place at the local level, then win at the state level and advance to the national level of the […]
DRYDEN — Dryden High School has been ranked No. 156 in Michigan among the 2025 Best Middle School rankings by U.S. News and World Report. The rankings include more than 79,000 public elementary and middle schools across the country. Schools are ranked at the state and district level, with Best Charter Schools ranked as a stand-alone category. Dryden High School, […]
By: Ben Gagnon
IMLAY CITY — Lapeer Community Schools has teamed up with the Imlay City Community (ICS) Schools Fine Arts program to present a Tony Award-winning musical this week. Matilda the Musical, written by Dennis Kelly with original songs by Tim Minchin, will take the stage on Nov. 21-23 at the ICS Performing Arts Center, 1001 Norlin Drive, in Imlay City. Tickets […]
By: Ben Gagnon
LAPEER — Starting in 2025, Lapeer Community Schools (LCS) will have a new security system to screen every visitor that comes through the doors of school buildings during instructional hours.
By: Ben Gagnon
NORTH BRANCH — For the second consecutive year, North Branch Elementary and Ruth Fox Middle School have received national recognition for academic achievement.
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